Central High School - Zenith Yearbook (Duluth, MN)

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M, W . CAFETERIA STAFF Providing a valuable service to the students and faculty is the reliable cafeteria staff which pre- pares numerous delicacies for con- sumption during the lunch periods. In buying a lunch, the student has a variety of moderately-priced foods from which to choose a well balanced meal. The staff is elti- cient, courteous, and a help to the students who rely on them to pro- vide a satisfactory lunch every HOOD. Mrs. Arbuckle, Mrs. Nelsen, and Mrs. Hansen pause behind the counter before resuming their work in the cafeteria. CUSTODIANS All of us are so accustomed to look- ing at clean floors and classrooms every day that we don't realize the work behind this spotless town nor are we conscious of the men in Cen- tral who accomplish these tasks so well. These men spend from seven o'clock in the morning until ten o'clock at night on their beats. Beyond per- forming manual labor, they do much to encourage school spirit among the students. FIRST ROW-Harvey De More, Nels Hilsen, Peter Hegle. SECOND ROW- Charles Gunderson, Roy Denler, Fabian Bodin. 18 Gathered together on the steps ofthe school are the ianitors. From left to right ' they are: FlRST ROW, Martin Sather, Gul Andrews, SECOND ROW, Oscar Saugstad, Charles Peterson, THlRD ROW, Mac Neil, Ed Miller, Lewis Minogue. MAINTENANCE STAFF Maintaining even heat and good circu- lation is the difficult task being daily accom- plished by the members of Central's engineering staff, who are always on the alert to safeguard the students. Always ready and willing to aid students with activities, especially those which require the use of the stage, they may usually be found in the engine room inspecting the big furnaces and checking the gauges that con- trol the school.

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